Shipbuilding from its beginnings. Vol. 2 (of 3)Konijnenburg, E. van (Emile)
History
Shipbuilding from its beginnings. Vol. 2 (of 3)
Konijnenburg, E. van (Emile)
Shipbuilding -- History; Ships -- History
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This e-text is based on the three-volume book ‘Shipbuilding from Its
Beginnings,’ from 1895. Inconsistent spelling and hyphenation have
been retained; punctuation and typographical errors have been
corrected.
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SHIPBUILDING
FROM
ITS BEGINNINGS
[Illustration]
SHIPBUILDING FROM ITS BEGINNINGS
BY
E. VAN KONIJNENBURG, ~C. E.~,
_ENGINEER OF THE RIJKSWATERSTAAT OF THE NETHERLANDS_
1895-1905
PUBLISHED
BY
THE PERMANENT INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION
OF
CONGRESSES OF NAVIGATION
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE--OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY GENERAL
38, RUE DE LOUVAIN, 38
BRUSSELS
VOL. II
MIDDELLANDSCHE ZEE
(Zuidelijk Centrum).
MITTELLÄNDISCHES MEER
(Südlicher Mittelpunkt).
MEDITERRANEAN SEA
(Southern Centre).
MER MÉDITERRANÉE
(Centre Méridional).
[Illustration: Fig 1.]
6000-4000 ~jaar vóór Christus.~
6000-4000 ~Jahre vor Chr. Geb.~
6000-4000 ~years B. C.~
6000-4000 ~ans avant J.-Chr.~
(~Morgan~)
~Egyptische schepen.~
~Ägyptische Schiffe.~
~Egyptian boats.~
~Bateaux égyptiens.~
[Illustration: Fig. 2.]
Pagaaien.
Pageien.
Men using paddles.
Pagayeurs.
(Torr)
[Illustration: Fig. 3.]
Roeien.
Ruderer.
Rowers.
Rameurs.
(Torr)
[Illustration: Fig. 4.]
~Het gereed maken van papyrus-bootjes bij de Oude Egyptenaren.~
(Rijksmuseum van oudheden te Leiden.)
~Die Herstellung von Papyrusbooten bei den alten Ägyptern.~
(Altertumsmuseum des Staates in Leyden.)
~Construction of papyrus boats among the ancient Egyptians.~
(Museum of antiquities of the State of Leyden.)
~La confection des barquettes en papyrus chez les anciens Égyptiens.~
(Musée d’antiquités de l’Etat à Leyde.)
[Illustration: Fig. 5.]
~Papyrusboot, das noch jetzt auf dem Tschadsee in Gebrauch ist.~
(Schilfpirogue der Eingeborenen.)
~Papyrus boat still in use on Lake Tchad.~
(Reed canoe of the natives.)
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